(grit bserbtr. THURSDAY. SEPT. 13, 1866 • PON GOTELiON NON. HIESTEN CLAMMIER, OT Bl=B &V W& LATE aLECTIO/05. • The eleotion in Idabe Teriitory bas re sulted in a great and overvrlielming ma jority for the Democracy. Mr. Holbrook. our candidate for Delegate " to Congress, has it majority of more than SOO, and. the Legislature is -Demcscratid, 4u ;the Senate more than three to oneArtrin the House more than five to one.'- The Radicals have carried the State of Vermont, as a' matter of course—an event.they have not felled to accomplish every year; for the last tvienty-five. The opposition are ex ceedingly jubilant over this victory, but we cannot see that they have any par ticular cause for congratulation. The New York Trains gives a table of the election returns for this year- end last, which we copy as follows: IBBe. Counties. Rid. ;`Dem. Rad. Dem. Addison ! 2 057 - 192 . . 2,244 .200 Be6nington . 1.538 756.. 1.082 014 Caledonia . .. 2,890 1.131 .. 1,052 .908 Menden .. 3,418 1,016 . '2,018 507 Tem * 510 . 205 . . 678 387 Franklin 1,985 ' apo . . 1,809 777 Grand Tele .. . . 834 - 170 ... 1.291 297 : . 1,161 146 Orange 2.678 1.271 . . 2.499> 1,863 OritSllls 1 965 538'. . 1.715 315 Rat an d 8 825 1,024 . . 2,646 , 741 Was login ...1.918 852 .. 2 679 l';171 Windham.. .. . 2 670 787 . . 2.626 1 793 Windsor .. • . 4,026 884.. 8 748 758 20,671 10,0 . 42 . 27,686 8,857 It will be seen that the Democrats have gained neiFly a hundred per cent. over s'ieir vote jdf last year, While the Radicals have lost nearly a•tbousand votei in the same period. Considering that Vermont has always been One of tbe strongest op• position States, and that sine people there are obliged to labor under peculiar dif ficulties, we regard this result a* remark ably encouraging. Certainly the is no• thing in it which the Radicals,, int jus tice, can find anythieg. to 4:DUO-angels themselves upon. • • • • A great ado is being made in the oppo sition press over the Maine iSlection, which is claimed to have been drried in their favor by about 80 000 majority.— This State, like Vermont, has gone Re publican for many ydrs, by majorities ranging from 16,000 to 20.000andupwards. If the majority this year is as 'arms as it "is claimed, we will venture to say that the increase ; arises froth an un usually large vote, 41111 A the figuipos will show that the Democratic gain is pro portionately larger thin that of the Radicals.( A dispatch from tan Francisco, dated' the 10th, States that of the nine counties in the:State heard from to that time, seven had gone in-favor of the conserve. tive ticket. As no fuller particulars of the election have leached ue since then. we have good reason to believe that the Union men •have carried the State, and that the Abolition Agents of the Associ ated Press, as usual when their party has been defeated, are withholding the • result. 68A82% saunnlaite. The Republicans having determined to make as much sut of Gen. Gem's visit asa possible, employed Mehl's band, at a lib: end compensation-to give him a serenade an Tuesday evening in front of Brown's off about 10 o'clock in the evening, tracting a crowd of about forty-or fifty, in addition to the musicians. In response to their calls, "the hero of finickersville," smite forward and made a speech a, disgusting in its 'obse9taiouSness as it was poor in delivery; The following may not be an exact copy of his words, but it em- braces eery nearly his !Ole and santi manta :• • Fraxow-Crriztsra : cannot express to you the everlasting obligations under which I am laid by this compliment to me by the Liedertafel and the Mehi's band. /shall remember it 'to my dying day, and whatever may occur to sae. /shalt - alsrsys keep this kind lot of ♦ours to me in my recollection. free before-me' many soldiers. (there were not half a. dram pre• sent) who served with me io my campaign,. and awe of them belonged to my divison. They belonged to my Lone Star Divisicsn. which I con:mended, and which.. under my command won immortal glory (all Ow , log tq'tny skill and bravery 4 I have been• '. with them and they have been with me °it the Potomac, up the lovely valley "of the Shenandoah. at Blue Mountain. and with Grant an I Sherman in the SouthwesEand • from Atlanta to the lIPA._ Irespect them. /can never forget them. They deserve my grateful remembrance, and that of your country. (Here a soldier of the 111th muttered "If you had treated them more decently they would have held you in more grateful remembrance," / to which another restionded,l'llosh ; does be think he can 'catch our votes by such flap doodle.")- Fellow-citizens: If this seren ade to me bad been given to me by my fel low citizens to the manor born, /should have regprded it as * great honor to me; but coming from my ilellow-citizens of for. sign birth it is still 'a greater honor. " consider it , the proudest honor of sty Mire. (Here a German was overheard to remark " Dat lab sickening." ) /shall carry the recollection of this . serenade with me forever, and rehaillook upon it as to moons of the happiest events - of ray career. Again returning my thanks /retire.; (Hare the General. disappeared. amid the shouting inf several boys, and Abe tooting;of horns.) ,After the General had closed there were calla for Cameron and Forney, but these worthies did not choose to show them= selves: The General was then taken in hand by a committee and eselsteeto a German Islam oa State street, where, jadging from the boisteron demonstra tions heard until a late hour of the night, they must; ha•e MO a highly-spirited time. We presuMe the hero continued'his pa!a. veiatthO German element, which is par ticularly refreshing to those who remem ber that he was a - Know Nothing- in - tbe days when it was as fashionable to traduce foreigners as it now Is to hate the, South. - The Radicals insulted President John: son, General Grant, and Adreiral Fanli ght, dunng Shelf recent visit to Philadel phis. and refused to extend to them the hospitalities of the city. They honored and received with every expression of de light:Pinion Browidow, Jack Hamilton, General Butler and Fred Douglass, when they made their appearance in the same city. Can the peoplejorget this on the second Tuesdsy of bethbevt For three year's service on the battle fleld,an Abolition Congress voted white veterans ,SlOO beauty, Wegrots $3OO, sod „themselves. for drinkfog Srhisky. prevent. :fog a restoration of the Union and squan dering the people's money for six months $5,000. Bo they have made the scale.— 'Conrail:ow first, negro next, white so!• 'Malt* • =1 itAttittAb nese isitierieto. We have no dispositiou,,to imitate thd untairnes.aof our _oppcisitiori cotempora ries in their references to the Democratic meetieg of laid week, and shall therefore commence our report of the Radical gith ering on Wednesday by admitting that it was a large and in many respects quite successful glair. That it should have been such was Cothing more than we expected, from the long and incessant efforts that have been made on the part of Its macs gees. Having announced their purpose to hold the meeting about a month in ad vance, advertised the beet known mem bers of th eir , party as sure to be present, being abundantly supplied with means, and baying the advantage of a daily paper to keep the matter constantly before the people, it would have been strange, if in this county, with a majority of three thou sand, and joined on three sides by 'a section equally Radical, they should not have been able to gather an immense crowd. It indicates no change in public sentiment, ani will not have the effect of converting a dozen voters to the Radical side, while, if me are not vastly Mists• ken, the extreme and dangerous' dee ' trines uttered, the vile and blaspheraons abuse of the Government. the out-spoken advocacy of negro suffrage, and the bit ter spit it of antagonism displayed svainst the best interests - of the nation, will induce many reflecting men to see the wickedness of the Disunion leaders, and cause tb as to throw their votes and liar ence in favor of Peace and Harmony. As Compared with our meeting of 180 week, when the dirpreportion,of voters in this section is considered, the meeting was not so large as it should have been. The Rsil ica's bad more people in the neighbor hood of the Park, but we do not think the attendance at any one time was, equal to the amemblage at the dept to see the President. had we been s messed of the same number of speakers, so that all who •wished to listen could have had an opportunity, our attendance at the Park would have equalled theirs ; but, as it was, thousands who could not hear Mr. Clymer wandered about town and went to the depot,to secure eligible localities. The procession was got' up with amid: arable care, and the dimple:, made was very fair,-though there was a lack ctf good management in arranging the different delegations, whiCh materially marred its effect. 4 ‘. large number of banners and mot toes was carried in the line, two thirds of which contained sentiments of-ridicule or denunciation against the President or of sympathy for the negro.. We could not help, as we read the many insulting flings against Mr. Johnson, reverting. to the time, not more • than a year or two past, when the very same men who rode in this Procession were in the habit of declaring the President to 1-eithe Governin6t, and regarded, or professed to regard, dispar aging allusions to 'him as a crime only second to armed treason itself. 11363. The speaking was from three different stands, at the chief one of which there were, pertiaps, a thousand or fifteen bun. dred listeners, and about two thirds that number at • each. of the others. Sidon Cameron presided at the main stand, and on taking the place made a few ordinary remarks, excusing himself from talking at any length by saying that he was no kpeaker. For one who has been in public fife as long as be hes, we thought this In 4icative of a limited degree of talent. He was followed by Gen. Geary, in a speech but little longer, who in turn was followed by Lewis W. Hall, Speaker of the State. -*very bill in aid of the war, though be knew it to La orie of the blackest of false hoods. Ball; Was succeeded by , the so! called Southern loyalist, Col. McKee, of Kentucky, A. M. Clapp, of -the Buffalo Expresq, and .Gen. Nelson, another pre- tended Southerner. At the West stand Judge Deriickson Ipresided, and here it was that Gen. Geary made his set speech. He is an exceed. ingly dul! speaker, and it was with dial salty. at times, that many of his audience, who felt it their duty to remain and hear him through, could keep from - falling asleep:. He made a lame defence of the prorosed constitutional amendments.• in which he distorted historical facts in a manes that would have been lauealqe, if it had not been so positively shocking. The burden of his talk, was the poor negro. The negro had been our rock of stfety during the rebellion, and he deserved hie reward. tie made a halt. ing excuse on the negro suffrage tinestion, by saying that it could not come directly before the people for three years, but for got to state whether or no be would favor it then. The impression made on thee mind of every person present was that he is a supporter of that doctrine. Got. Cur in followed Geary hi a speech, which as an oratorical effort, was the best of the day. After him came an insignifidant looking- fellow, with a badge 6 his coat labelled "North Carolina," whetted been, be said, a delegate to the Southern Loyal Ceitvention. Unfortunately for,the inf o. 'nits of h 0 remarks, be mai remembered by many of our citizens as having been: not more than two years ago. connected with the academy in this city, from . whence he departed to look after some speculation ii the South. Having failed, probably . , to realize sufficient by his expo. rieece there, he has come North to dupe honest men by re'presenting himself es a Southern loyalist, and in this capacity will, in all ilkelihold, be paraded from one end of the State to the other. 'lf the other pretended Southerners at the meet :JO; are no nearer genuine than this man Tottrgee, the less,said about them by the Radicals the better. A sallow * looking men named Chase, from York, Pa., made a iqueskingapeech, which closed the pro ceedings at the West stand. The meeting, at the Risk Stand' was ad dressed bi John W, Forney, G. W. &o. field, lldr.:!ennimati,.of Pittsburgh, and a rascally member of •the last Legislature, named sehenck, from Lancaster. The speeches were all of the same tenor as 'thOseat the other stands—in fact we notic ed it as a curious feature that each speaker spoke as if, be were reciting precisely the same oompositioni Each and all of thew either directly or „indirectly advocated negro suffrage. Every speaker was in favor of hinging.leff. Davis, but not one of them told his bearers that the only reason why he bad not been tried long ago was owing to the fact, that Chie' Justice Chase re fused to hold a court, for that purpose. All, spoke of the :Demottratio party as dead, forgetting that the best evidence edits ac tive existence Was the strong efforts they were making to defeat it. The burden of every story waselavery and the President,- and in the whole afternoan's harangues there was not an attempt to argue the points in swhich the people are most in terested. or a stsUenenzt made Which was sot boa tapoirL faliiifouadatka. 4 In the evening, by dint of hard ringing and the pprseveri og labors of &braes band, a crowd was collected in the Court House that just about comfortably filled it. A flowery speech was made by Wm 8.14nri.: Of Philadelphia, which dici z not apper to make much impression on the audience: - He was followed by John W. Forney, in the most vituperative, indecent' and in- , famous speech. we , , have ever listened to. For half an hour d more he poured Out a, stream of denunciation against the Petal.' dent, calling bite' a wretch, traitor, drunk ard, villain. and, _everything tiit. 'was odious. The attempt to ariessins t !e Sew ard was characterised as the "mistaken stabs of Payne," an expression iriteoded to convey the idea that it was a pity they did not take his life. 'He urged, in the 'strongest language, Mr. Johnson's impeachment, and said the.first act of the next Coigreas would be to remove hiti from position. His remarks, from begin ning to end.were of a similarly incendiary character, and throughout they were inc- s cantly applauded by 'men who endorsed the imprisonment of hundreds during the war for expressions not one tenth. part as 'offensive against Lincoln. After Forney sat down, Gen. Osmeron made a brief ad dress, in which -he' apparently-attempted to soften dowii the revolutionary effect of predec Nimes 'language. U atlributed kir. Johnson's course to the fact that he wee s "poor white of the South," which seemed in his opinion to be one of the most disgraceful s' —is the' )uld be 'put upon a man. T marks lwereespeciallynotie !miner ite with which he al The name of God was used and in several ins phemous manner. port, in which tho , as first glade to use i nagro 'us sub mitted it to for. idvised the eiasute 'of a portion of ' the document. • -"I repfieti," maid Cameron, "that by—using a G, a dub, end a Tittle d,—if it cost me my bead that part should stay in." This disgustingly vulgar sen t/nee, to the shame of the audience be it said, .was rewired with a storm of cep plause. After Cameron concluded. Cur tic, Scofield, DeCamp and McKee spoke and at a late boor the meeting adjourn ed. . The events of the day, in spite of the uhilant expressions of the Ilscliests. were more dtuxtaging .than beoeficial tt their muse.. The _revolutionary doctnnes, at tet ed,the bitter Spirit of enmity to the goy; ernment which was shown. and the bold advocacy of negro suffrage by most of the speakers, opened the eyes. of dozens of honest Republicans, and we have heard of a number who went home declaring they would never vote another ticket on that aide. If we could hair! Forney and Geary spealein every election district of Erie County we should feel certain of is mine. lion in the Radical vote of not leas than a thousand. Id M 2620 81IFFMAgd AN HMS, The Lebanon Advertiser claims to have it from the best authority that two of the leading Abolitionists of that borough. last week, drank toasts as follows: "To the health of Fred. Douglass,—may be be the next President of the United States." itleneral (!) William H. Knonfz, who is a eatididate foiConirass in the 'Somerset, Be ford and Franklin District, made a Geary speectist .lobostown on the 10th inst, in' which he said—"the time mutt come got when all men, regardless of color or race, flower.. candidate for Governor, recently made a teat the Lochiel Iron Works near visbarg, in which he said : When the question of negro suffrage comes tin', ow it wilt probably in three or four years. I shalt be ready to meet it. and I will say that I am not prepared to deny the right of voting to the colored team - ' • Ataing the min who are lobe imported into this Slate to prop the tailing fortpnes of General Geary; is, John- A. Lt gan,of Illinois. In a recent speed In tbet State, Mr. Logan said : If they ask me t "Are you of making_negroes (*lrene?" I sat; "Yes I • am—l am in favor of.sll peOple Mid bore or naturalized, being eitizent and entitled to ,tbe rights and privileges citizen are entitled So.", The followidg PSrage:ph is from the Oswego Cc/rat:vial Times; a Radical paper: "So far as the District of Columbia is concerned, the practice Sus longer pee. vslils Of excluding tks moral I atsEgent and patriotic black cum from the polls, while the vicious, binned and ignorant refits. of the Surepumpopufation. is met with the offere Of pitisenship before they have" fairly a foothold upon our soil." We observe at Ricbmond. the .Colored Biptist Convention bait-been' in session.-- . A white Mao,- Rev. Florence McCarthy , wu present, ttrd deemed it nefericuy to infuse a dose 'of Radical politics. This Is his hipb-toced• Christian , language to the ellored brethren :—.He was in favor of the equality of the cnloied man - With . the white man. and that, further,. he thought that they should be socially; ,civilly and iciiituallitheir equals ; that for himself, be cc:nattered them hit eitial. - atidthitthe juid , nsuch rather assOCiate - withlbeto than -the dirty /rishptul Dutch.. .y : • Thad: Steven*, thwleeding Republican in the last, Congress, lately inadei'a speech "at :Bedford; Pa.. which is reported in last Saturday's Tribune, where any., cad refer to it who choose. The following is a por tion of his remarks : " • As I maid before, the great lima to be met at this - election; is the question of negro rights. I sheltnot deny,,butladrolt. that a fundamental pripciple of - the Re publican creed is' that, every. beipg_pos sassing an Azetnoxtal gout -is eqo4:-..be fora the law: net bra- noLankplinnbt be equitin strength, height,' beetitY,•ll3- tellectualand moral culture; or -wdatao quirements ; these ate accidents - which must govern their condition according to ciretun3tanees. But in this Republic, the same limit:oust and shall apply to every mortal, American, IrWunan, Airiest), Ger man or Turk; • It is .customary to spell& of the Southern negro troops as volunteen. Mr. Conway, superintendent of freedmen of Louisiana,' states In his last report that nearly all the able bodied negroes In the State were -placed. in the army by a Series of harsh and sweeping eousoriptioni." and he finds in the foot that the freedmen left on _the plantatkons raised °rope to the amount of thirty millions of dopers, during the last season, a complete demonstration of.their willingness to work and their ability to take we of themselvet. ' Per, five or .lx years the.Radica!sai: ocanoed that it was "disloyal" to speak dineapectfully of the President of the United States, Or even civilly criticise his official acts. 'Now they. contend thin - the more they abuse him tbo ,hetter.patrion they are. and kild tip "their !midair' holy hens* if anythisign salt spinal a,. mam ba Of Contain, ' • • •• - • 5%11. Extutov or 3$L. ma'am. Nothing, remarks the Pittsburgh Post, can exceed die zeal and energy Mc- Clyiner is exhibiting in this canvass. In additionlei travelling mom point o polot lk,rer he is announced, he generally 'mks tiles each day. his 'peseta ivy li t leg from / half an bons to t o hour' in dui* Not w ithstanding h arduour labor. Clymer is in excell nt belt' ales' and wherever ha goes he • • him" a poition of his oils enthusiasm into the bemocratio - inesseali might" with reason be f: Bred that &candidate who un dertsiok to do so much speaking and so such travelling, would break down be fore the end of the campaign. Even those best acquainted with Clymer's mental and physicalpowers of endurance—those who best knew what he had the courage to at teMpt and tbWability: to perfoiti—wire not without anxiety when they read over this unparalleled list of appointments.— lint: , the rethlt thus ;fat indicates that Clime?* * Confdence in his own ability .to perform this prodigious labor wu not misplaced, ' . Political Patagmpba. General (fairy, nowi attempting to se• elm; votes of Irish Denocraky declaring himself the friend of Ireland, was a bigot ted Know Nothing. Johnson is rsdecming his promise-to make Wagon odious: He has tendered Stevens, Wade and Sumner as odious as men can be. Andy does what he rays. • t The Worcester Palladium says: "Whit ought never to take Omer, lianas now to be near at hanWrild that is, the ter ding in twain of tho sitlublicsn party 1" ' times.' blee• his re. A Radical paper says that Radicals cannot witbOut,crinsinality accept office fram President Johaion. We dim% be lieve that he will lead them intd tempta lion; - Two out of three of the Republicans you tn eet-now-s-dayslocluts that 'they are op : posed to negro auffrage. Geary. declares himself in favor. ; of negro suffrage. If these Republicans vale •on principle bow can they vote for Geary? E. W. Capron. - editor of the Williams. port Bulletin, wanted-,to be Postmaster at Williamsport, but didn't get It. Now he calls the office holders "dais bread• and_ butter brigade,'!atidabuaea and libels the poweris who refused him a slice_ frcm the loaf end the roll. H: re is what J. Moorhead, the Dis union candidate for Congress In Atte• gimpy. said about the Germans, in 1864; "1 have more respect for a decent negro than I hive for these lager beer, gtualing. sourkraut.bellied, high.shouldered Dbtch. men." - The people devoted three . thousand millions 'of dollars and half a million of liveeto keep States in the Union. Con gress has consumed eight months and other millions to keep such States out of the Union. ' , - Contrast : the temperate and dignified language of Oenry Ward Beecher'sletter with-the violent and blasphemous haran guee of Tbaddans Stevens. General Logan, Governor Curtin. John W; Forney and Parsonrßrowaiow, and then tell us which of thear - ouliht to be endorsed • by sober end pure-minded men. A friend writes ua N es follows : "The tears came to my eyes, wberl I read the apeCches of the M. C.'s who were obliged to vote themselves 35,000, or do injustice to the soldiir by defeating the bounty bill tae prr mest - ameridthent . in the bounty bill !" According to the Rodlash, all soldier; who vote on their Aside are heroes, and merit tasting honor; but those who aus taro tho President are recession sympa thizers and unworthy of respect or grati 7 tude. •Their worth depends upon hoW they vote , not how ' they fought. This the Radical criterion. - The people should not' forget that the extra pay f3r the Past session, voted to therarelveit by the Members of the Rump Congress, amounts to the - sum of twenty eight hundred dollars ;for esoh membpr. That Is a handsome little. pile to be_ei tracted from the pockets of • the ear. payers. Htiw • many of'our""''reidere hiTe twentreight hundred dollars a - year: to live on ? • • While the war. wee 'Oleg -On and ihe Disunion Abolitionists - were gathering fortimes to themselves out of, the necessi ties or the government, their cry to the Southetn_ people vias—"You shall come back into the Union NOW, since the centation of •• war has stopped ,4 he plunder supplies, their cry has changed to—" You shan't mai@ lute the Forney in his speeob at Reading said the moment a 'soldier opposes theitidloal RevOlutionfsta -"frets. Mat liclnent At is damned." This. of Grant, Meade, Raticock, Outer, • Rottsseau, %Slocum, Dix, : B ail; Siesulman, Couch, Sickle's; MeClernisnci, Averlll,-Wilcos, Franklin.. giviti. Smith; Warren, • McCook.' „Eullerion; Graiget. Crittenden, Miglalkoo, ,and thousands of others., Abuse feoin such 4 wan is ,as natural as vice is to kat hi:Ansi, folly to a-fool. _ ' _ The Itadissia - pretend - laterite; Uwe for the soldierajnt they have a queer way of 'hewing Gage affection. Gen. Geary. ,their candidate for,Governor, recently de. i nounced them as "shysters, corrards, ekulkeys, and hospital hummers." and the Mayor ind'City - Councils PhillidelPh: pointedly insulted general Grant and Ad miral Panigut by refusing to extend to these defenders of :the Republioihe ho l e. pitalitiekof4e city. -- • Densocratto Civility couventlon. The Democratic Cenci, eaniention assem bled t Conic room, on Monday afternotin sa 2 o'clock, lodge •Derrieluon 114,114 adjotarned co* avails!: for its aeeentatods- Nom, N. Camphatueft, Este., Chalramial the county committee. dined' the -hid/ to arder; sad proposed David 011 a. of Girard, for kr*- 16115 .Who acanitoonslyelected. Henry L-Porter, of . lottb:Nast tosruhip ; ausgs,. of Nprigglleld; and,Robert 8. Hunter, of Etlio, were ehosee : Vlee Piesidente; - W. W. Todd, OfNrie, and Dr.-.W. C. lisens.ed . North East borough, Neereterfes. The list id delegates vu called our, and found to son slot u follows: - '1 • v. Erie, latillst...R ffilnater; Wit! Lyle. Erie, 2d dist l .eP P iitubertAtlchsel Motaeb. • Erie, lid diet—Wilson - Laird,i)ayid Mama. Erie..4th dist—Wm A Gantt W read. .actsith Rauh X Valophausen. Rug Mill Ortiiii,Jobs- Batton. R a Wet* 41 Moto. ' lrfit Min creek•z-IT , Naito,- Oiipek--Tikos Xfse- Misjo C tkett, WsMses XV,. • • ' Faith Zan ttioutilp—Rori *ill. pules Adkii.„ Henry R Parke Nadi WC Raz. "' • ' ' : z ;OrosoloW4. *4 Ihrimeae—Winalere. ; • 7. ' : i`g" L ••• Amity—Jas D Pbi lips. Jae A McCullough, 11 - Parsons. Wayne—E A Perkins, lL J Osborne, Wm C Oakley. - _ Corry, South ward—ha Patterson, C Dick inson. Cary. North irsrd-4scor Meer Skinner. • • Polon lovashigt—Moses Salley, OlisHow ard,'.l 8-Huntley. Unkrt borough—Jae Siranshas, P Ev art_,_- Leßoeuf—John McLesni.Jos Phoorir, *us -zit ()shims, D dfc-. Lea:. uterssiiidirton! , • ' WsterforOhoroughL-L J Vananden, H A Colt.- g . • green—Ukrtin Pinney, John If Tata, L Pinney. 5 , • . Bummit:.-1 W. Graham, L A Bull, D Molleen—S Pinney, L B Tabor, J Rhodes. Middleboro— Wwihington—kaae R'Taylor, Martin &rot ford, C F 811 Feet. Edinboro—John T Herder. Dr J C Wilton. Franklin— William idoCamman, Charles Wright. Elk Creek—Titne,Robinson, Win Sherman, Mines Pomeroy. Conneaut—C Croce, Capt. A Pomeroy, A WOodwor.b. Andan'—Dr J 8 Skeels, ;11 _ Jackson. ' Bpringfield-4, W threat, Gilbert Hurd, U V 13 - Uallory, W Walbridge. , Girard' townahip—Geo Oalloihni, Our Son yaid, H D Richardson. Girard - borough-8 8 Delkneti, David Olin. Lo •koort- ' Vairsirw—Geo H Tamer, J Fargo, E Dover, Heidier. Concord—Jae b Hammond, Jai H Moffat, Jae Crowell. " ' Denj title Grant:Eel., of Erie, WAS annul *nal), named as the choice..? the convention for Adstionel Law Judge. .The following penult)! were nominated by acclamation: Assembly—Hon Wm Illeory, South Erie F, F Marshall. Erie. Attornity--Ciptain.C, B Bleeper. Corry. :- • t [ Protbonotary—C - 16nal w .Colt, Water ford. " Associate Judgis-;-Ileory R Potter, North East; P P Judson, Waterford. Register and Recorder 7 F Behlandecker, Erie. Treasurer—P A Becke r; Brie. For County Cortitnisiioner the following . getitiensen Vera sameti: Charles Bright, Franklin ; Moen Smiley; Union ; John But ton, Mill Creek ; Henry Wolf North Ea . M. A ballot being taken, .ireetAlett 'u - fellows: Wright, 48; Barton, 19; lmiley. 17; Wolf, IL Charles !Wight bowleg reaolved a majority of all the rotes east, wee deelareil the want *loons nominee of the eoarention. The follow ing additional nominatl i ons,were made: Auditor—Amo. Stone, Pollnow. Poor Direetor-17ruiSohluroff, West KW Creek.. • Coroner—lse Shearer, LeHoeuff. It wu decided not tomato' nonlinitiens for ; Trustees era. Aoademles. Captain D W Hutchinson, of Girard ; Wm. L. Scott, of Erie; and Oot Dan. Rice, of yard, were nained.for Cnagress. Capt. Hutch inson addressed the "eonvention, stating that it rat evident that a mijority of the delegates were in his favor, but as it Was thought that .Mr. Scott would be a stronger candidate in the listript, he would 'Withdraw his name, la order that the harmOny of the party might not be disturbed. His. manly and generous course was received with the heartiest ap please. ` Mr. Galbraith made • beautiful speech in praise of Capt. Hutchinson's action, lad was followed by Mr: Laird in some well timed remarks kithe same purport. Messrs Taylor and Hammond spoke briefly, all coin ciding in their admiration of the Captain's magnaniMity and iterilog Democracy. On motion of Mr. Laird' * Tote of thanks was unanimously tende‘ed.{ Cept. Hutchinson, to which that gentlemen gracefully responded. Col. Dan. Woe was Milled on; and made • speech of some length; to which he made a amber of effective bibs.- The 'convention then decided to express no choice on the subject of Conpossionalneralags.l.athen Should be the strongest candidate. On Motion of Dr. Evans, the resolutioni of the National Union Convention at Philip:lel. phialtrere unanimously adopted as the plat. form of the Erie county DMuocracy. The loilowleg gentlemen ; were eheien Con gressional Conferees. to Meet 'those from the other counties of the district, at Ridgway. on the 13th lust: Wm. AAaihraith, B. P. Sloan David Olin, 4..Cam:phapsen, Isaac R. Taylor. - Capt. Hutchinson, Moses- Smiley and Dr. W.V. Evans Tara chosen judicial conferees, to meet those or Orawford and Warren coon- Hee l at Corry. . • . Capt.ffutchinsmie some complimentary re rke,pronosed the mine of Real, Whitman as Chairman of the County Committee for . the ensuing year, which was unanimously agreed to. The following le f el,lmaia mere selected to compose the Committee ; James Patterson. Von): Dr. C. Wilson, - Edinboro ; George thayard. Weird; Capitals Pomeroy. Albion; Dexter Pierce. North East; Jac Crowell, Con cord; Wm. Itinyen, Le Doeuff; Jut. !Unease, - Union ;Ephraino Boyei. Fairview... It being deemed advisable to have the committee so constituted as , to enablia queruni to be easily oiled together, the mei:there. by -authority of the convention, have added the following gen- Vetoer' to their numbee F. Sloan, WW. Dobbins, 8. E. Bielei. Horace t. White, F. P. yibel,_ W. W. Lyle, J., Roes Thompson, C. Siegel, 8. BMyth, N. F. Wilson; 'Richard O'Brien. John Ferrier, W. Shannon. Ban the Republican Party of Erie COunty la Managed. Ruew, •ovtits. BRADI hem As Eris Pispatek of SlitenOtititA We- guppies that most - people thin} that the "agoey" of - .the Congreralimal - question is oibr, or is briried With the, itominsti4 'Of G. W. Scofield by the Republieen party, but in this they are mistaken.: The petty, or clique-- call it what ion - opined hlr. Scofield, it maenad of , a large number of the most siocere and reliable men in the oonntypott who ask CO , preferment for tbentseien; and so the as official gain is con cerned desire only-to see it so distribstad.that ,it will hll upoi shoodden and in careen' band,: - But tiefortnnatelP - for' their purposes they an w . sufficient ilaoergy and penisteoey topor,aue 'se 0101 .eitcoetie &DA is heoperitiou to -a irlig of the party which mhos the coaditionn 'of its labor !lade or - ruin.' It may not be considered Palma' in no to intimate -that - tai Republican party in Erie county is governed hymen who peso lice the "rats or ruin" principle, .but , it'r is a fact,neierthelen. iod'anl Undeniable - fact.— While a large proportion, a large majority, of the voters - desire to moa fait and most loon. @latent courts permed, -the esenemenwit of stain. Is mainly lathe heads of a few men who control the party to suit thsmsel•es.— These men claim too' to be the advocates of principles whhoutvegardio men or Cliques, while they nre the men:aid they estoPoes the ellitte.and the only clique, to — which Repub lic's.. u a "Arty In Erie-county lumberer urged a single objectioa. . , A meeting 'Of the eltheiti of North- East borough sad. -toweshli .irse held:. at the Braoltylitiose,os liftindoyetealar,Aug.274, averhloh as orgsuilsattoe'wei perftetod, to be called tio . 0 14th* Felon gob of North Elet." The feawlOg, Olsen were eiec'ted Chartist,. Deztor Pierce ; theretary. ll'. C. Clole; I Beeeotteo • Coo:edam Heart ." °ol 4' INPUT 'BiliOstis; ilhos lee: The olotteted#Nd the platform of. the lltlladilipldA.Ceaveieleii sad teeohed , . to ea death ;Fla: , . - MI ME PROPOSAL/ Watratt.—_Propotals will be re mired at the office . of L. B. Morrow. Esq., nitil the 24 Tuesday of October nest, for the 'establishment of a new Radical,antl-Johnson. isitiloriteiro suffrage organ In the city Of jade, Put.,' In accordance with 'the followieg Mmelatiots, unanimously adopted by the 'lei ' corrention ussembled at the Court bootie, 1 4 Monday; Reit. 3d : - Resolved; VOA in the opinion of ihil-Cite tendon the Republion Union party needs the establishment and publication in toe city of Brie, of .an earnest. unswerving Republican .17blon paper—one that shell be edited and cublisted u rinal a view to the miens of Union 1 Republican pes, without regal to men or cliques.. . , The Dispeteh having been found too "Toda y. ident" to use for party ideantage, arid.the • nesette in its present kande. tieing too i malicloua and unreliable, it is intended to establish • first-class sheet, which shall an- ewer ell the purposes needed to a bons fide I Black Republican -organ. The editor mu.t•l come well recommended fdr unscrupulous putizanship, versatility ,in felsehood, sod a happy facility of being able to mike the mortis appear the better side. He Rust be warran ted-entirely free from any :swifter. of spirit,' and ready to nod atierery bid of his masters. He must be especially free from anything like conscience,. and be willing upon all occasions- to get down In the mire and roll himself through and .through it in every - direction, if need be to advance the party . purposes: He mast be well versed in the dictionary of billingsgate, having ready at his flog ra' ends a copious ;apply of such choice phrases as Copperhead, Traitor, Rebel, Soemy of his Country, etc , with which,to demolish his entagoni:ts at one fell swoop so dist they nosy hide their diminished heads forme after. To one hieing these qualities i choice opportunity offered for obtaining his "breed and butter" on easy terms. Plans and epeciniationslurnished on application SO L. B. lioattow, S. W. °num :Committee. C. RoeztaT:Joux. N. is'.—firtue Or gentlemanly Charactee'of no consideration, the above-recited character istic being all that are considered essential to the situation. above WILL Major Swan, or .!ri friend for him, answer the following inquiries: First—Wes not year name registered on the books of the hterebant's Betel, Philadel phia, en the 3.1 or 4th of July last,-as a guest at the hotel dark% that time; and valid the Johns, oonvenGon in session in that city during those t Second—;•Did not !Seth Todd Perley, Esq.. inform JudgeSteriett'rePeatelly. fleet on the cars between Erie and Philadelphia. end the)! in this city, in the presence of another gentle man, that 'yeti were' at the said Philadelphia, end went to Washington city with Senator Cowan, netwlthelandiog the statement 'of the Gazette to the contrary! (Possibly Me. Tetley can answer this for hie friend) .• ' Third—Were you not a Vice President in - the said rionvention? - It will be remembered that the Gazette de nied "that the Major wee closeted with the Johnson committee, ke..'„ while ,she queition properly is, was he at :Philadelphia during the sitting of and in attendance upon- the Johnson conventioti of the 31 and 4th of July * We refer to Mr. Variety in thin matter simply because be has acted as- the Major's leading "friend" in bisapplization end efforts for the place of Collector pouglass, GIRARD. par For non-retention or Incontinence o' urhe, ireiblthin, inflammation or ulceration of the b i rder, or kidneys,' disesees of the prostrat g'ands, atone in the bladder. ealcu- NS. Er.rel or brick dust deposit, and sit (rel eases of the Wad irr, kidneys and dropsical ftwellin , use lielmbold'n Fluid Extract Bu ck'. neifir k aUgt FrfietWit Cod deli Cate diserdere, in all their Maim it little expense, little or no charge in diet. no inconvenience, and no exposure. It is pleasant,in taste and odor, immediate in its action, And free from all injurious properties. tf ggek. Helmbold's Concentrated Extract HU. elm is .the great diuretic. Helmbold'a Con. eediated Es tract Baresparills is, the•great blood purifier. Both are prepared according to'stules of Pkpsmacy and Chemistry, and are the most atitleelhat can be made. ' • tf ISS.,llelmbold's Extract isuchn eivei health and vigor to thegrame-and bloom to the pallid cheek. Debility is accomplished by many alarming symptoms, and if no treatment is submitted le, consumption, insanity or epi, leptio fits cosine. ' A ready and conclusive test of the properties of Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buebu will be a comparison with those set forth in_ the United States Dispensatory. if ggr Take no mortr unpleasant and unsafe remedies for unpleasant and dangeroue dis eases. Use Helabold's Extract Buchn and Improved Rose Wash. - • tf ter Enfeebled- and Ile irate eonstitutloni, of bothuse HelMbold'a Extract Huhu, It will give br'lsk and energetic feelings; and enable you to sleep well. • • ger Helmbold's Fluid Extract Sunliu is pleasant Ili taste and odor, free fromall inju rious properties, and immediate in ita action. par The glory, of man la streagth,; there fore, the Lervous and aebnitated: should Im mediately use lielnobold'a &lime Dacha. Imo' Manhood "sad youtbfal.vigor are re gained by Heimbold'e Extract finsbu. tf . Ber Mattered constitatiorut restored by Idebabolda gstract Danko— • tf Sant bi roerosably proved Meats, W i th, best artiele wsung Cause*. Coup a. m Hasa and HIADACKIL It hin been bead a. escalisat in ems, = H a billoza Diafail ball boa re by it lad Hume bee ones keen pertly m end by its ism It is fregirset end eirmsOde, lad ewe IieWHOI ATERCIIErt.AedoIIInn, peliwanand lif dismins of the Heed. The saasettons eft* aster it mw detiahtfill atN t o Znititigi It opens dad parrs oil all ob stni sidawatinne the alsads nod aloes beelthy action, to the MOM, - More than this*,jars stsele mall is or Dr Herebeirs Catarrh end /I IMO tad proved . Its met vela for ell then:ippon diseesesiit moiksait and at this ma _ meat it stendatitibes Una ever herbs* sit is nememsvid• ed by awe Witte but physicians, end Is said with OW Bawer and Inidekatioa nemishme. Iteedthe CestUtsita of The Wag for sway. yews tem esquels ted wink Dr. thustsdre sad Hoedivbe dweff,ead sold is me wholesale beds, U. state that we br.i• Il vs it to be mud, is everf.mesisct,ki the Samnstiatidip boas Irina of for the can of Catarrh Alibettosur.: cad that it Is aidded/y the best action we have ever known to all ancassa Qomr of the Heed. Barr s hay, keid,, tuna k tb., Brown. Lamson di Reed. Caller t Co., Seth W. Fowls, Wllecni,, Felsbent k Co.„ Bost* Heashew,Edmaside it H. Hey, Pintlaad,lle,• Harass k P at , A. B. di ti:Seadsaltaphesi k WeCesson k HoUina.'A. L. &nth Co,H. Ward, Class Co.,kHash k Gels Now York. For dr by an Dranists : Tr7lA' stp22'Bl-17 MCI CONSVIIIPTIVRB.—Ttia advertber twins Una rialorta to boalttr to a by yeas b amy simple reasofy, attar battle tainted mural years on a lama* Inas affsotlos, sod that dread dtaa .aa, Coo. matatlcro—llasztaan to Casks known to Ms fallow..aar• Onus the man at note.. . - - To all who desire lt, ho will send a copy of the pre. sariptioa used, gm or ohallea ma with the dinatlona for preparing and ming lbw * whi ch this will dad • nee We far Coanuoption, Winos v arooehltla, Colds„ Coughs, tat( Th. oats Onto adrartlaet la wad• hii=riptloo la to Yalat the allilatataad spread Thai Itceeneelta to landiabletand he hopes eras sellser sill try h reseady. as it wiU soot awl may.frove a bleahap.' Partleass the praseeptiesoras, be nplausaiolip will lanes nOdzeas Ber. IDWO/D.A. MUM& dee2r4l-14 Wllliswwwwqk Share Co., 11, T. I/OD *OTANI MIAOW A LitaiLA OP AVIATISING deleting to the knew owe owt Onpales the is and Aredgent of I =ni _ad onediew eestoma et Ate maid,. hew se eredrg mu. sad • theliand Wags- eaves pablibed Won. ,ssed yields saluted editing el IlinuiseA Comm ikeinlege beet Adeatiene peep* sad e good beet' *sir O low. 100 Uhateettage. Me* $1 10. Wee= nat say addles. Beate any be bad ab 0.41 0 •11 doibs. pr will be nab by-rill, lost bakes receipt of the prim .1 Iftrrg, lUD, • .• ‘• • - ••`:'• "1111111% Nett The. fringillAßON at- 1ii,114111 cams,- WIGAN • dtillooottorisoisdspliod to nova sad mato ma* OOP Off WOOS . oath Infty-oso gold - to , ltor mss. or Obit -erg troolosso ovatdod thou. - 1/los tiStg4 edillanN'tile. Mangy MU**. HAMLIN, Hostoo.atitoontor ROTngRB, tont Took. long* A WI 'WM* try u 7 ass via 1116. ~000 t 2 Isaias sad *triwwwws oi fasts 111 4 &MS 12* elwlo. sot hos with sowptes , Maims twortwow Nadi Ti et • Irwrkaa lipinatta VW. A5111 . 119/JUMUANSMILI*. a•-• - cargosesorresusweeniurai mu* ammo phiorwrzighowl Goa Alm ist Mita New Advertitements. .Fll4l if COW.. . _ Camite Ow iT I O IIIO4 of tblaahoedase Zara 11111 Croak. goat offoraa of Ooploolotr, • gee Om with WWI boa sad brae Isolin oa bra Immo Tin oyster rignegled in eisodertwari, ppm otoperh, pa Au- SP. as d bibs hot ovayli-othiroise dm will ba etseeordtsw •16 te law; JACOB WARPIL. fhpt.14.31.! . - pROCI MAIM forbaltd DIM tithed Cal.ert.. Misled t heyeadrill leveeetnd by the Most at usittee of the city e re* !Mil Moeda . Pept. 33 3 0 . 3 1. 42 3 D . 0 ., for blekletei et 111 web.. salmi germs NUT Cook, es 9th street. Haas and epetteestlesi eua be Nen it the Wed Coma Room. KURN. A. W. WoC VANT,ASSELL, JOB. LIDEO, HENRY. cotassittas es Btrop4. sept&td Zama Hiatus, • SI, am Cart of Com. ?1.0 of vs We Co.. No. sy., Las. Tom 191. LIMO Io Dime*. Kamm& N IlMsitos N De V hereby gins SG iskl dafaidant that teams my lAD to Was 'before mast my aNua In Ede, oo Sat urday Um 2 9 0 b day of Sootember.:4. D. IVA botuass The bows 49 s ot sod S p. m a oo Uhl of the skim I Awl oetltiosar, to to mad os tholioartas of mid moo. omirnaustr. congaidaiar. Trim Staot 111, INISIt A . viegif, Ovnan.sau, ■arenaeeaa Cr TIN, SUM IRON &, COPPER. WORK, AND GAS AND STEAM FITTERS! 3 No : 331 Stte Ctrurr:ll Fourth, Erie, Pa Wont or LTICRY DESCRIPTION. a WU, of Up, aboie taati}loi solicited and proloptty azecatat C. AVCRT. B "FIUBLCY. 0 BoRARG, Tim Plata Worker. rapper-Rmlth Gas k Weals; Titter teeptl3-ty3 - - STOP WHIM, THE alien , WESTM '.lt. AMERICAN HORSE INSURANCE - A DETECTIVE .courary Page Wight all stolen borax within the rat Mk, and have aptared more home Wants since Its ma& satlon then ay other oompany, or than ell other nom pales sad detecting combined it ha • demean forge candles from Pittararg, ph, to Cocoa 1 Blab, lowa, end from Manta the Lan. It haer se liana rah impair of $157.610 00. sad as authorial, espial of WOO 000. It has over 111,100 policies in fora, and la the only live stook lnsarsaas doing E la thielltaa - WARN2II & 080.1 WI, No. I Park Rea, Sr.; Pa will balm your harms or tattle &papa destirtor dis ease or addea, and Naiad theft, or against theft and deeth bra. toeless moneythita it would cost to Mar tin ikou 'toles horse. treinvgla 11l up the whole pa pa with lama of parties add artifice's of indiaduaLe lto have waived remuneration tram tb's company for lost arantate t but rose from the yell lumen ens of Lona k Sterrett, or this place, wit! be read with in. teas; which thong that the comas, is a camera ls tea as well is Is name, sad that they not only pay loo sea bat pay theta w tit promptness and despatch: We, the undersigned, hereby natty that on the 11th day of aqua we seared oar end • livery ow*, con sisting of 12 bore's, witk laus. Warner et Gerriab, to theAltrat Western and • merieen tram Insurance Co.; that oklhe Ed day tf September at. of One dad of Claim, end on the 10th ay of September ws received • daft on Veer York for the full amount of the tuner ISM. I /.02.400 k S fERSICIT. Itria.fiept , !norms as be sleeted la Waterford by isalllae ea News. Terry Alt Vaiumasa; is Wallaod•g-of Wo. Visa• audio; in lidtabore E4quirellarrNam Tory Iteeyeelfal y. W.PNali dr Beaman. 43freral firs. LW, Iluirs• and Here, lasorareer Wo.l part *ow. EA" Pe. 1 1 - ti n at= "l = a •ar AT " u t . ;'. Sri. sad 141..510g ansttea taiscia attention given to °aim. Was and sonrepunaa Otla to filnderntauCeßlock, earlier of ititi and it% Ben., , lea. PIM 1•17-Unne• viTri, cars, AND t; ENTS' FURNISHING 'o'ool3B WHOLESALE AND RECALL ! C. SOCK. 514 &ate &reel, opposite Brown's Hotel, Erie, Hu opined with nets sod splendid stook of Tal flood,, ebteb vests taught for Climb, mid sill be sold for Cub only, at • small peons er24111V34 ie.P1 111 14; .. ehts * ,elf. The stook eonsute of r /OW Gents' Silk Bats, Gents' Cassnnere Hail, Soft and Stif Brescia Rats, Gent" 2 .. right?a Hati, Grote' Mortpi Hats Gate Pdo Bats, Hats ,of all Style; Boys' and Neu' Copt of a Reicripliono, Children'. Ilaitt and eqpi, (Hate !ranting Rig^ Goats' Trunks wed trembroliss Gfoods Oita Gees' blrto rall a y. of all 4aaiptlons, Guts Vilna's/al • • • Jon-PUINTINo. OBBZRYza JOB PRINTING BSTABLiSHMENT, STATE STREET, OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE. NMI, PA Having 6ttod op oar ones daring the bat psi with • _ tmporod • P9 s IVE,Id RES SES Eli And all t 5. LATEST •Irrtir or ?!PI, ' We . nee seek preisted to relleive odes to; nay kind e mak Inane line. BOOK AND /JOB PRINTING, . • - Of Om volistv. dam on Short mottos, .as nutty and op • u favorablatinno in am lw Invonfoi La any city along tho Lam ESPECIAL ATTENTION 9 Oliva to CARBS. BILL HEADS. - •NU I WI edam; as laallatisa r i . all •ho may be is -JOB WORK, f , To. all azi4' 'olw Plootwas• BLANKS! BLANKS!! BLANKS!!!. ?HE ossraVza ornce Is supplied with Legal Ellaab sass mirky cooptsts rhatrat of all the • AIVOINgTS. 4u.incril, ONNSTANLIN. . AND OICIIN. No tono toMgridfirhtbN.aattlod,aad ar atl tool bapuidt taallelatat la bean Ws to ;ap ply say agile% woatod. 0 II N,K S to dot ap pi tea fa - , "'Porta Crtio 1.14 40% 1 0 las is gs h• b! Abe Si"` °edits ben amid t• boaelitfir bib& 2 " 111 11 " 1 " • anialux " tird"V ii°ll6 o sr Amoanta at. taw - int lanaiwllee la ICacel_balldiar, Marty start .Far.ollllamer "eitkus Pun* *km siMp l aW 4 = l 2 . , , • ijaliollak H►Y6e! & tutrLswfr COLlnti, DWELLING 1 19118 LS FOR Bosse ea !web 6t, south or p 1 v;11,,, end asap. • doshab• two story froze bonito:A N I .1 groom .. ~ oil SiantrlJl ItJett,ooa th 4 ... primelll MO. ma r r tl. Ths l b. l in : dwel:lor LOON of Wm! I, ow.* iitmel * VISO" Clr See6ll3. BAL A I .lt, ample* repot,. lifts low—tonos tor). t., nit Wars titre* Wry laid 4,44 moo doe, en'osod eotry'etet; ad cut I A . , ~, pill. • l' Ws bin • number r I very duly o , :nt. I for solo. worth true 354'1) to Mom 1 .0.t y ctrrAaxllol74t FOR fi 414; -0o ch.._ . botwornottiath sod Troth strort.. FL — an-, otttini nook &slat 000ra. titcla.o. q r . t..,; 6, • .1 0 ,, 0 u eopor, Mc: to.o. Ittplrts trpi,r. - ....t.., Mal' CLAM DlittLLlNct 1..11 PAT I __,,. ~ swot, Ord dooir.• Stotts to. Foal, oo,41.! ego' • , t • no In; alt o s brick dw..llloy no wit Ito, y oyebootorit. Two etty Into, brie Imo, 4,,,, 4:le skrokent. AttPlether the at. at dittrab , **l ipg rifqll $.600. 4 143, !, 'no dialling of W. J. F. LIMO, o rvt1 4 ,... t . A ton story, well forolabed dystl. l ~ ' , .t . . 11, Lot is x 1(0 Well hatted. k Two wry Orretrints on P tv „ lr , erk ,, ~. rabid olowyloto. Peke ,of . 1t,.... , k it 4. d oo tg o holm $l,lllO, or -4 o , r tho g o 4 4 : 'w., cheerer. owe .0p otere4 for .at to itt el ) .4, On west 4th rrsat—onttaro boor litt r A roper-4 minas, ball e:ty lot, 30 to ot ~, , : pi tr..; 10 t• / 2 boo , toi 1 .. p. ,ion, ehtie,LZ; '4l „u s . at t y. ato A batiste of th.tto t o o • t'ko &moo.. evict VOO "11'4 - Lot 931120 fie; on reit Ith Bt. on", Now bultding lot In f 4 . 0. Prize t5O z ea, ea Wats St, war Um., p r pylons. , . b 'MT Ent elan balfdleg lots on ati west eft. a part et th• rotate of Pt. Ha f i; kit i s a u In one body. and vary d linairom grrPerl l o p rec" - n% het IN. betirees Slate sad Peach. Be 11.1 eel uy cheap. chow. dei Lots on Fount, a b w, Chestnut. 41 fiat 3 Inaba, by 105 f•it. - aro bare le ft a number of Guilding lan tv— and Baal* stream. betwaan Holland mad Mob viral ground and Fay desirable ' Tam Malang Lotsavotoor gl om/ tad fir - , On toll tHyLut. flarlior To" 'll'lll6,cl:4k one on Tenth St, tetuten Myrna sat 4 alde. Ibis 100 foot stint hi fast Way til ra :;`,'v Ur &Airbag •oareettlast elan retidet t , Ifoll 9 aLga nuag.ro: of the Caw 1,, j4 wad Harbor Croak ay., at prizes from y Banding lots on nowt nth strait. to , r4,g, Chestnut. Wks 26 par foot; OS.X es. rn, Easiness lota moos 20 to Is Pot front et nly, oonnfa of 10 and 11th. Also on lb. geni, tt sUPet. FARMS FOR SALE BY IIAYEA&Dv. /arm of 162 Rent. le the town of Mt&tam * I Talmage Two plod bilni.goed holm, ith t j olata L eo ember* soil u rood et is twi n , ;I be offe r ed 'for a abort lima at 14.5 pit aci. FILTM or 105 acres in Ilarbor-reelr-on tit ru i anntairang tars. b otae, Ike Pike $34 Farm of C. N. Stub, io HarborereoL Ilf tu, eontaieies boon., barn and ofsbool SEM. ' Port SAL/C-14% agree of the farms' thy a Hem situated on Ridge Road, one et h eontalklag an orchard (4150 gutted sot to taw poach and pear teem /OR RALB--1/30 SCAM wood tot, 10 amia;,,, =Um from the city. Pstee, $2O Fr acs • Farm of 66 awes la Ctusuttoque mut fatal la bested within three miles of ty, q l About 70 acres improved; a drat elms deer e good barns and out houses, yaa4l ardizd fruits—apples, peaches, plums, etc Twenty acne cfParsoing bud sad l 0 rots • ht lot, 4 to 45‘, miles east of the oty, ea at LW 114 Pyle. 1120 Sere.—wtil sell the:Ow/v*om' sired. trot are on the :0 Lan for osk—tao Gm of Mit Creak, Aar at ty e r, 100 boars—Sue book t aro, arch% 4, aa bottom land Price 14.063 P 4 141.1409 t New two gory frame boos ott tut Sreit. WA° pet mouth OIL REFINERY TOR 8-Ali Well kaolin as the El" lathery. la ern. ; blew order. Can b. beratht ouch tear It'll emcee is obliskl to lean the city, MD 'll4 4EIIFFIE Fos Pigeon's "Night Blooming Phulen% .7 ! - Illight Blemnidzi Ci Photon's "Nigh! Bleinnist Malan , * "Aright Blosmiq Pitalimed "night lllimiting A most stgalsite. delicate, and' Frarr_t A.m. rea tram abe rare aat besallfte tir which h takes its =me. THE GREAT ENGLISH HEMS. SIB JAMES CLARKS CELEBRATED FEMALE? PROTECTED BT ROYAL sAijJ Prepared from • Prestolplion of sir. Li.- Physicist: Eatraorditary to the Qtra /111 I:ll6 , llEthe t■ entailing tp Sas tsase Waal sent dsuszero as diseases to ehtt 0:out/sotto,' Is inshieet. It moderstco Ctrs moves all obstruction; and s speedy con col) cm- TO MARRIED LADIES itt It will, in a short the au:outlay rriod with regular* Sub bottle, Woe Ons Dollar, bean Stamp of Out Britain, to prevent roaatatti I CAUTION. nu. gash( est es takes try lii' P 1 RS 711PJL6 MONTHS.r Prerg.o l uncle Wakes Materriaga est et ear sr* We. !e'en came of Nervous sod Spinal Maras the fleet sad Limes, ratline oe rliginnotke Cleo of thi , Heart, Hysterias sod Whits4 l *Sett a cure when all other means hare I though s powerful le=edy. do slot contests sanction, t4r anything hurtful to the rout: Full dirket:ma is the piimphicit !mark which should be =shill, 'Drowned. SOLD BY ALL DRUMM Sole *rat for the Vatted Stales and 001 • • . ;lon moss& 21tortlaadt B N. 8.-41,00 and 6 postage stamp ecclisti (bolted agent. will Insure a bottle, ooh J.4T viohnimutorticAL ours. t.. , -- TU GREAT FEMALE REMELT ' IIRREGULARITI&. n.N . Mope are a solesillicilly eouPoi trepaisaties, and better thin any pillr. psis , trumet Behar liquid, their action is dirsdredl Moldavia, them a reliable, speedy vci erol for - the tare of all obstntedlows sod essrwisj hue. lls heir popularity indleted by 611( over 106,000 bottles are manually slid sad the ladies ,of America, every one ef Wet te strongest terms o f of their sag , 111!,/kre.„ rapidl y taint th e place of mica ear arecon W dered by all elm I *Mat the surest. West and most hh:F.>• l o UPS the world, for the cure o all hoes 41 the resheval et all obstruct° neve 8 , , rlnl Biotite of heallk regularity d i gwe tt , ii ,, twatiosui, Medea wee* they ybe v 4 0 0) tie when sad why th ey rhoold rot. sad c t•I Welt 1/tholit_prodeclng effects entre? oice, ten laws, will be Mind earefilly fetid or; bottle, with the written eigiuliiie f.l 112 ' ',Mont which - none are rooky. , Prepared by Dr. JOHN L. LT1;00 60" .... eY New Reyes. Conn who yen be New. .__„, , 1 tonally, or by lat ter, Oneida:mg Mar/ N. 47 privets dismiss 'ad female Wedmore Bold by Driaggists everywhere. * C. 6. CLiat • Goal ageots,for U. d leir note 1-1 y Da. TACciol , n4 1 1 i ilk. (A Nti-DYSPfrle) Composed of highle Coo ?BMW KIMP Roots and flute of the greatest rrPal T l ;. , S t l from the missal prescription of the We belt,__and need by him with ntnealt went/ in Infallible romedl fit Cl -of the I.IIIR, or a./ derangement e Ulf 'e ORGASM. ra They Core Diarrhoea, Averred % Iv: Btlloturem. Liver complaint li Te weal-kneern Dr. Mott Ws of 1 . °1—. 10) need the fames hem whtett your nil t to e my prietbse Par over 12 pan ; ah ihs" da rt hot upon the Liver and Ibseenve sine In the work!, end are the mat !which has end yet been mods by valmi t ,; safe sad plarmant to take. but Porg f° _.,a l ti strid bag he emulate the t aa bl: ll 4 , _ _ int:toes the obetruelinee d ' 4 7), the WOO% and expel dram Thel 9 4,3 2.70 humors which breed and coo dilwr"gue g a trnh dteordered mint toto tbfif eilltaiLk2ll:ll"Noatbillol2lr/:Tdr" thefltregitt..4l4: 'g slats of "817body.hat etvo t)rolditivt. l Ni lames, and being panty metabbi an o• risk or harm.* TkoLlrleala pare blood and soon trtee• astern. Imps gm • rodtl l .° l _, g Headache, Piles. Merenral Mirages 11% Ramose. Doss—tor Oulu. eon Pat II foe ehildrea endenk yeark MU I ri ll ' gist Priapus Dollar per Box Tiede rair,,, pi) =m piggy a s say part of the I_o^,t l on reeelpt of pries. Won , tai G thvaatralle Kloster* or T. Mottl'elbott, m rel P. NOTTTALsorr k Co. t ot No. a 7111411 1 Met ' FANCY PRINTING t)eON6l, QTRANOS. BUT TRUE.cni Q destleman to the Malted eta* ra Xl l veeimeeh to their minable bi re ...&. l2n Ae t eleerie) by addreedes the endoriii— , 0 01 nom or beiegbelobeged will chbse tlrtaro rid. All others please address OW sat, MM. 1/ C,Ol . dederld-ty: Sal W.-- IiIIIDE AND RIATIII3IO,IIr.- Tudsolo/ ma. if mob& to wary. 'Dom 0 .., ut vim wilt usot you. IDA at 01;0 0 pries. valuable Intimation. that ‘ 611. ./ .0. 1 ai happland speedily. Mart" oiat i bi•st7 Talll learns :ion • i out I_, ol 0 , 0 21to obi to mon I will shot All. triosoro Nu Meetly austdiutlaL TN, mom' NY Mos sail. end so »awl lAA O, LAUB L 0 01 1 . 111111-tab' Gtousealt.toLl U U IM BUILDING LOTS FOR BALI, ROUSES FOR REST Hk k flrSt Apia' acd Bet te Wine Bktt.bi. Mountlamed only by iPHALLON d¢ 140N,3nri BEWARE OF COUNTEIVETi. ASK FOR PHALOWE--TATZ 11)
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